Adam - The Missing Link

DNA Evidence of Man's Alien Origins (The Adam Series)

De: Leon Bibi

Narrado por: Raymond Gray

Adam - The Missing Link is the third and final book of The Adam Series trilogy by author Leon Bibi. In this final chapter, evidence of extraterrestrial tampering with human DNA is explored, and evidence given to prove that the Missing Link has never been missing. It is not found “embedded in the crust of the Earth”, it is found within us. The missing link is not a “transitional form” that proves that man is a direct descendant of the ape, it is an alteration of DNA. What do the following scientists have in common?

Nikola Tesla, Carl Sagan, Albert Einstein, and Stephen Hawking? They all believed that life on Earth originated in the stars. What do all of the following symbols have in common? The Caduceous Symbol of Medicine, The Sumerian Tree of Life, and Snakes from the Bible? They are all representations of DNA. Why do 223 genes in our genome have no known earthly predecessor? Genes such as - Chromosome 2, MIR-941, SRGAP2, and FOXP2? They are all examples of fusion by extraterrestrials. If Darwin was right, why has there never been any evidence of “innumerable transitional forms” to prove his Theory? There isn’t any evidence, and there never will be....

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Prepare to question everything you thought

Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about human origins. "Adam - The Missing Link: DNA Evidence of Man's Alien Origins" delves into the controversial theory of extraterrestrial involvement in human evolution. Author Leon Bibi presents a thought-provoking exploration of DNA evidence, challenging conventional wisdom and suggesting that the "missing link" might not be so missing after all.

Raymond Gray's narration is clear and engaging, guiding listeners through complex scientific concepts with ease. Whether you're a believer in ancient alien theories or simply curious about alternative perspectives on human history, this audiobook offers a fascinating and potentially paradigm-shifting listening experience.